The collection covers 1950 to 1962. The theme of girls names allows for an extensive set with many different musical genres being visited. A tasty mix of some slightly older performers mixed with plenty of 1950s solo artists and groups and a mainly American compilation with only the likes of Shane Fenton; Billy Fury; Lonnie Donegan & Marty Wilde coming from the UK. Great sound transfers. 10 colourful images inside the packaging. Liner notes by Brian Parks. (Record Runner)
trax disc 1:
1. My Girl Josephine - Fats Domino 2. Sherry - The Four Seasons 3. Miss Ann - Little Richard 4. Please Don't Ask About Barbara - Bobby Vee 5. Wake Up Little Susie - The Everly Brothers 6. Shiralee - Tommy Steele 7. I've Got Bonnie - Bobby Rydell 8. Linda Lu - Ray Sharpe 9. Cindy's Birthday - Shane Fenton 10. Diana - Paul Anka 11. Along Came - Caroline Michael Cox 12. Teresa - Eddie Cochran 13. Tammy - Duane Eddy 14. Colette - Billy Fury 15. Maybellene - Chuck Berry 16. Liza Jane - Dale Hawkins 17. Patsy - Jack Scott 18. Hello Mary Lou - Ricky Nelson 19. Bring A Little Water, Sylvie - Lonnie Donegan 20. Shirley Lee - Ricky Nelson 21. Oh, Carol - Neil Sedaka 22. Bernardine - Pat Boone 23. I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen - Slim Whitman 24. Plain Jane - Bobby Darin 25. Wait Till The Sun Shines Nellie - Buddy Holly
trax disc 2:
1. Barbara-Ann - The Regents 2. Jacqueline - Bobby Helms 3. Angela Jones - Johnny Ferguson 4. Cathy's Clown - The Everly Brothers 5. I Can't Go On (Rosalie) - Fats Domino 6. Lucille - Little Richard 7. (Marie's The Name) His Latest Flame - Elvis Presley 8. Don't Gild The Lily, Lily - Del Shannon 9. Ginny Come Lately - Brian Hyland 10. Margo - Billy Fury 11. Hey Paula - Paul & Paula 12. Lana - Roy Orbison 13. Come Here Jo-Anne - Tommy Boyce 14. Geraldine - Jack Scott 15. Sheila - Tommy Roe 16. Jezebel - Marty Wilde 17. Connie O - The Four Seasons 18. Dottie - Danny & The Juniors 19. Susie Q - Dale Hawkins 20. Lorelei - Lonnie Donegan 21. Jody - Del Shannon 22. Ruby Baby - Ronnie Hawkins 23. Susie Darlin' - Robin Luke 24. Little Diane - Dion 25. Sadie's Back In Town - Sonny Burgess
trax disc 3:
1. Good Golly Miss Molly - Little Richard 2. Deborah - The Crickets 3. Donna - Marty Wilde 4. Sweet Georgia Brown - Freddy Cannon 5. Poor Jenny - The Everly Brothers 6. Peggy Sue - Buddy Holly 7. Corinna, Corinna - Ray Peterson 8. Jeannie, Jeannie, Jeannie - Eddie Cochran 9. Rosemary - Brian Hyland 10. Ever Since I Met Lucy - Jimmy Lloyd 11. I Ain't Sharin' Sharon - Jimmy Darren 12. Laurie Ann - Glen Glenn 13. Patricia - Pérez Prado 14. Pretty Suzy Sunshine - Larry Finnegan 15. Runaround Sue - Doug Sheldon 16. Little Queenie - Jerry Lee Lewis 17. Claudette - Roy Orbison 18. Bony Moronie - Larry Williams 19. Sweet Annie Laurie - Sammy Turner 20. Mona Lisa - Conway Twitty 21. Shirley - John Fred & His Playboy Band 22. Lawdy, Miss Clawdy - Elvis Presley 23. Clementine - Bobby Darin 24. I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate - The Olympics 25. Goodnight Irene - The Orioles
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"Girls Girls Girls!" 75 Songs About Girls Girls Girls!
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Good Morning RYP
This is a 19 Volume set of some great blues from different states across the country, from California to New York. Great sound and Great looking covers, this is vol. 11-15.
11 - More Desaster City Blues - Los Angeles Vol. 2
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12 - A Fifth Of Good Whiskey Blues - Tennessee Vol. 5
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13 - Even More Bay Area Blues - San Francisco Bay Area Vol. 3
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14 - Good Whiskey Blues Live - Tennessee Vol. 6
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15 - A Forth Wave Of Bay Area Blues - San Francisco Bay Area Vol. 4
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This goes into JohnnyD's non Rock n Roll Sunday Morning Music folder,
I found this and is not one of my purchases.
The Best Of The Baja Marimba Band
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Have A Wonderful Day Listening To Music.
Gyro, thank you for sharing,"Girls Girls Girls!"...great songs in here.
Bonus 1 of 8
Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart -The Albums, Vol. 1 @320
(Test Patterns & I Wonder What She's Doing Tonite + more)
Italy's Oxford label has a license to the complete A&M Records output of Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart and assembled their three LPs, various singles, and B-sides on two separate CDs. Vol. 1 is made up of the 1967 albums Test Patterns and I Wonder What She's Doing Tonight together with a couple of jingles and stylistically and historically related demos tied in with the Monkees. The producers have arranged the two albums in reverse chronological order, which is a little odd but understandable. I Wonder What She's Doing Tonight is a more ambitious and accomplished album and, indeed, one of the great overlooked albums of the late '60s. Test Patterns isn't as good a record as its successor, being a little less original and more indebted to the Beatles (among others) in some very obvious ways. The two bodies of song fit together well in any order, however, and the bonus tracks -- a couple of Coca-Cola commercials plus a pair of Tommy Boyce solo sides, plus demos of the "Monkees Theme," "I Wanna Be Free," and "Let's Dance On." The sound on the demos is understandably substandard, but everything else here (all in stereo, which gives the listener some fun moments on "Out and About") is state of the art in terms of clarity and presence, and the annotation is as thorough as the kind of work done by Glenn A. Baker on various Monkees releases. (Bruce Eder, AMG)
trax:
01 I Wonder What She's Doing Tonite 02 Pretty Flower 03 Teardrop City 04 Love Every Day 05 Two For The Price Of One 06 Goodbye Baby(I Dont Want To See You Cry) 07 I'm Digging You Digging Me 08 Leaving Again 09 The Countess 10 Population 11 I Wanna Be Free 12 Out & About 13 I Should Be Going Home 14 In The Night 15 My Little Chickadee 16 For Baby 17 Sometimes She's A Little Girl 18 Abe's Tune 19 Shadows 20 Girl, I'm Out To Get You 21 Life (Parts A-D) 22 Coke Commercial 1 23 I Dont Have To Worry Bout You 24 Pretty Thing 25 Lets Go Where The Action Is 26 Coke Commercial 2 27 Monkees Theme(Demo) 28 I Wanna Be Free(Fast Demo) 29 I Wanna Be Free (Slow Demo) 30 Lets Dance On (Demo)
http://www74.zippyshare.com/v/3ZrJBtrk/file.html
INFO
http://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.com/2011/12/tommy-boyce-bobby-hart-albums-vol-1.html
BONUS 2 OF 8
Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart -The Albums, Vol. 2 (The Singles) @320
If it's not quite as compelling as The Albums: Vol. 1, this second volume of Boyce & Hart's A&M Records catalog still has a lot to recommend it as it ties up all of the loose ends left by its predecessor. Appropriately given its title, it opens with the mono single mix of "Out and About," a number 39 hit in the summer of 1967 (which appeared in its stereo album version on the other volume). That song, and the "Paperback Writer"-like "Sometimes She's a Little Girl"; the soaring, lyrical "Love Every Day"; and the punchy "I Wonder What She's Doing Tonight" all make for a bracing opening section to this compilation. Then comes the realm of rarities with the group's version of "The Ambushers" and "Where Angels Go, Trouble Follows," the title tracks from those two movies. The latter song is a lot cooler than the movie to which it's attached, describing a young woman and an interest in her that would hardly have passed muster in the family-oriented comedy-drama. Sandwiched between them is "Goodbye Baby (I Don't Want to Make You Cry)," which shows the influence of "Penny Lane," among other songs. This part of the disc also includes Boyce & Hart's versions of a pair of songs better known in their recordings by the Monkees, "I Wanna Be Free" and "P.O. Box 9847," as well as the surprisingly upbeat and catchy "LUV (Let Us Vote)," their contribution to a burgeoning political movement aimed at securing the right to vote for 18 year olds. The duo's effort at a serious single, "We're All Going to the Same Place," is also here, and it echoes sensibilities that were presented more successfully on "In the Year 2525." The contents of the third Boyce & Hart album, It's All Happening on the Inside (1968), follow, the latter a mix of gospel ("Maybe Somebody Heard"), pop/rock ("It's All Happening on the Inside," "We're All Going to the Same Place," "Alice Long"), and late psychedelic balladry ("Strawberry Girl"). These are interspersed with some surprises, including an extended instrumental ("Abracadabra") that leads into a slow cover of the Stones' "Jumping Jack Flash," the fuzztone-laden "Thanks for Sunday," plus a Motown cover ("Standing in the Shadows of Love"). The remainder of the disc includes two versions of "I'm Gonna Blow You a Kiss in the Wind," a song by the duo that was featured on an episode of the TV series Bewitched, and it finishes with the A- and B-sides of Tommy Boyce's 1966 solo single for A&M. The sound is uniformly excellent and the annotation is exceptionally thorough. (Bruce Eder, AMG)
trax:
01 Out & About 02 Sometimes She's A Little Girl 03 My Little Chickadee 04 Love Every Day 05 I Wonder What She's Doing Tonight? 06 The Ambushers 07 Goodbye Baby (I Don't Want To See You Cry) 08 Where Angels Go, Trouble Follows 09 P. O. Box 9847 10 Six + Six 11 We're All Going To The Same Place 12 L.U.V. (Let Us Vote) 13 I Wann Be Free 14 Prelude 15 Change 16 Maybe Somebody Heard 17 It's All Happening On The Inside 18 Abracadabra 19 Jumping Jack Flash 20 We're All Going To The Same Place 21 Strawberry Girl 22 Thanks For Sunday 23 My Baby Loves Sad Songs 24 Standing In The Shadows Of Love 25 Alice Long (You're Still My Favorite Girlfriend) 26 I'm Gonna Blow You A Kiss In The Wind 27 Smilin' 28 I'm Gonna Blow You A Kiss In The Wind (Alternate Version) 29 Sunday, The Day Before Monday 30 The Green Grass (Is Turning Brown)
http://www74.zippyshare.com/v/SS1GNPxv/file.html
INFO
http://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.com/2011/12/tommy-boyce-bobby-hartthe-singles-vol-2.html
BONUS 3 OF 8
Spirit – Spirit of 76 (1975) @320
With the exception of their first four albums, Spirit released some of their best music in the mid 70s. Spirit of ’76 (released in 1975 by MCA) is a brilliant double album that saw Ed Cassidy and Randy California “officially” reunite for the first time since the legendary 12 Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus. This disc was also the first band release to feature Randy California in complete creative control of the group’s sound. Gone are the jazzy, intricate textures of the group’s early albums. This version of Spirit favored a classic rock sound with plenty of distortion and phased guitars, vocal effects and a dreamy, stoned production – a strong Hendrix influence abounds. Also, some listeners may be surprised by the 5 or 6 covers that appear on the LP. The original Spirit albums solely relied on original material. To me, the covers sound excellent. “Happy” (The Rolling Stones) is reckless and hard rocking, “Hey Joe” is suitably spacey and faithful to Hendrix’s version, “America The Beautiful/The Times They Are A Changing” is inspiring while “Walking The Dog” is a powerful rendition that features lots of great guitar work.
The Randy California originals are truly exceptional. “Sunrise,” “Veruska,” and “Victim Of Society” rock hard and fierce, featuring plenty of fuzz guitar, distortion and pounding drums.
Not many great classic rock albums were being issued in 1975/1976. At this point, all the heavy hitters (example – at this juncture The Rolling Stones, The Who, The Kinks and solo Beatles were releasing weak, uninteresting LPs) were peddling slick, corporate dreck to the public. Taken in this context, Spirit of ’76 is one of the better classic rock releases from 1975 that actually does possess real artistic integrity; a hidden gem from 1975. (The Rising Storm)
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INFO
http://therisingstorm.net/spirit-spirit-of-76/
http://www.allmusic.com/album/spirit-of-76-mw0000336086
http://www.amazon.com/Spirit-76-SPIRIT/dp/B0000YHJP0
BONUS 4 OF 8
Kathleen Edwards - Back To Me ’05 @320
Kathleen Edwards had already exhibited a great deal of artistic confidence on her first record, Failer, but on Back to Me, she seems to have moved on to the next level.
Her songwriting remains sharp and melodic, exhibiting a Neil Young-like ability to write concise, flowing lyrics and express deep emotions via simple, effective melodies. Her singing, however, has taken especially great strides. Playing and singing live for the past year has done wonders for her technique, for her pitch is more accurate, her phrasing more engaging, and her timbre far more rich than before. This record is essential listening for anyone interested in rock, folk, or country styles; even if you're not, give it a chance and you'll find some of the most emotionally resonant songwriting, singing and playing around. (Record Runner)
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INFO
http://www.amazon.com/Back-To-Me-Kathleen-Edwards/dp/B0007GAENU
http://www.allmusic.com/album/back-to-me-mw0000339959
BONUS 5 OF 8
Washington Phillips - I Am Born To Preach The Gospel (Complete Recorded Works 1927-1929) @320
Washington Phillips is a figure of considerable mystery: gospel and blues historians can`t even agree on when he died (at last, 1954 seems to be the confirmed date), nor what instrument he played: though for years he was credited with playing an obscure keyboard instrument called the dolceola, new research (including the first known photograph of the performer) suggests that he was in fact playing a type of zither, possibly homemade and possibly two of them at the same time. What is inarguable is the otherworldly beauty of Phillips`s music and the simple, graceful wisdom of his lyrics, which range from the musical retelling of key Bible scenes to sharp commentary on the divisions between various black congregations. Released in 1991, I AM BORN TO PREACH THE GOSPEL: COMPLETE RECORDED WORKS 1927-1929 contains all 16 surviving recordings by Washington Phillips. (One 1929 single is now lost.) It is an essential document for all fans of gospel blues. (Allmusic)
trax:
01 i am born to preach the gospel 02 the church needs good deacons 03 I Had A Good Father And Mother 04 Take Your Burden To The Lord And Leave It There 05 A Mother's Last Word To Her Daughter 06 Paul And Silas In Jail 07 Denomination Blues (Part 1) 08 Denomination Blues (Part 2) 09 Lift Him Up That's All 10 Jesus My Friend 11 Mother's Last Word To Her Son 12 What Are They Doing In Heaven Today 13 I've Got The Key To The Kingdom 14 Train Your Child 15 You Can't Stop A Tattler (Part 1) 16 You Can't Stop A Tattler (Part 2)
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INFO
http://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.com/2011/04/washington-phillips-i-am-born-to-preach.html
BONUS 6 OF 8
The Weavers - Greatest Hits '71 @320
This Vanguard double-LP "twofer" captures the seminal folk group, the Weavers--Ronnie Gilbert, Lee Hays, Fred Hellerman, and Pete Seeger--in 64 minutes of classic songs. Borrowing from both live and studio recordings--including the historic 1955 Carnegie Hall concert--Greatest Hits covers a wide range of favorites, among them "Kisses Sweeter than Wine," "Tzena, Tzena, Tzena," "Wimoweh," "Goodnight Irene," an intimate "Guatanamera," "Wreck of the John B.," "This Land Is Your Land," and "So Long, It's Been Good to Know You." --David Horiuchi
The Weaver's "Greatest Hits" CD lives up to its name, and presents the most memorable songs by one of America's most important and enjoyable folk bands. The CD is two albums in one, and part of Vanguard's "Twofer" series. The first 13 songs are live, and most of the remaining ones are studio (the order of the songs on the CD is completely different than that listed above). The Weavers' musical style varies greatly including American folk, blues, ethnic folk, and pop orchestration. They sound best - and most timeless -- in recordings with minimal studio production and no background musicians. It is this unique sound that inspired Peter, Paul and Mary, and this also comes out more strongly in their live recordings. The sound quality of this CD is nice and crisp. (John Austin, Record Runner)
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INFO
http://www.amazon.com/Greatest-Hits-The-Weavers/dp/B000000EBD
ronh1 --
You got me on The Baja Marimba Band, hook, line, and sinker. That is one I don't have. Can't wait now for Sunday.
BONUS 7 OF 8
Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes - Soultime '15 @320
Southside Johnny set out to evoke a certain era of soul with this album; he wanted to make us feel good, the way we did when we first heard all of the great artists who influenced this album, and it’s an unqualified success. The arrangements perfectly capture the feel without sounding like The Faux Tops; he and The Jukes have created a perfect homage to music that was the soundtrack to the sixties and seventies. Over forty years down the line, he still has that raw, emotive voice that cuts through Hammond and horns and straight to the heart. Working with Jeff Kazee and the latest incarnation of The Jukes, he’s turned out a modern soul classic. (Asbury Park Weekly)
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INFO
http://www.amazon.com/Soultime-Southside-Johnny-Asbury-Jukes/dp/B013USWCF4/ref=sr_1_1?s=dmusic&ie=UTF8&qid=1440160924&sr=1-1&keywords=Southside+Johnny+%26+The+Asbury+Jukes
BONUS 8 OF 8
True Detective (Music From the HBO Series) (2015) @320
T Bone Burnett put his heart and soul into all of the songs on this soundtrack. The lyrics to 'Nevermind' sung by Leonard Cohen, opened each episode and conveyed the dark morass of the series. 'The story's told with facts and lies, but Nevermind, Nevermind.' The songs sung by Lera Lynn, 'This Was My Least Favorite Life and ' The Only Thing Worth Fighting For', all tell a story, sung in a dark bar, with the only light shining on the singer and her guitar, give us a glimpse into the dark noir of the series. There was no humor, all grimness, fighting for your life, big shoot outs, politicians on the take and if you needed to die, no loss. Young women sold as prostittues for the older men at their wild parties where drugs and more cleansed the palate. Each episode had several songs pertinent to the storyline. We were left with the sound of the music as the episode ended. T Bone Burnett left us with some of the most memorable sounds of the series. As music comes and goes, this soundtrack will remain. (Record Runner)
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INFO
http://www.amazon.com/True-Detective-Music-From-Series/dp/B00ZQCYBM0
Great collection, Gyro, thanks!
Thanks to ronh1 for more regional blues and to Gyro for Spirit.
"Not many great classic rock albums were being issued in 1975/1976. At this point, all the heavy hitters (example – at this juncture The Rolling Stones, The Who, The Kinks and solo Beatles were releasing weak, uninteresting LPs) were peddling slick, corporate dreck to the public."
I could have said that, but I didn't. But those were my feelings exactly about the above bands in that period of their careers. I'll have to listen to Spirit of 76 and see if they really were on the outside of this class. Thanks, Gyro.
Also, thanks for the Spirit of '76 - had it years ago on vinyl, lost it in a sneaky water leak that ruined a whole bunch of albums!
The latest offering to come from Dust to Digital is ''Folksongs of Another America: Field Recordings from the Upper Midwest, 1937–1946.''
http://www.allmusic.com/album/folksongs-of-another-america-field-recordings-from-the-upper-midwest-1937-1946-mw0002859964
http://www.amazon.com/Folksongs-Another-America-Recordings-Languages/dp/0299301508
As you’d expect from Dust to Digital, for those of you that have enjoyed previous releases, this is a bit special. Almost all of the recordings in this release which feature dance tunes, ballads, lyric songs, hymns, laments, versified taunts, political anthems, street cries, and recitations are being issued for the very first time.
It’s a goldmine in terms of diversity and history featuring African-American, Austrian, Belgian, Cornish, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French Canadian, German, Ho-Chunk, Icelandic, Lithuanian, Irish, Italian, Luxemburger, Norwegian, Ojibwe, Oneida, Polish, Scots Gaelic, Serbian, Swedish, Swiss, and Welsh performers.
Armed with bulky microphones, blank disks, spare needles, and cumbersome disk-cutting machines, several folklorists had the foresight to document and preserve a significant but overlooked part of the nation’s musical heritage, made by immigrant, Native American, rural and working-class performers.
Bonus DVD includes the new documentary film The Most Fertile Source: Alan Lomax Goes North with never-before-seen footage shot in Michigan in 1938. The accompanying book includes extensive liner notes, lyric transcriptions and translations by James P. Leary, co-founder of the Center for the Study of Upper Midwestern Cultures at the University of Wisconsin–Madison.
CD 1 Pigtown Fling: The Sidney Robertson Recordings Recordings of lumberjack, Finnish, Scots Gaelic, and Serbian performers captured by fieldworker Sidney Robertson in Wisconsin and Minnesota in 1937.
CD 2 The River in the Pines: The Wisconsin Lumberjacks Recordings Performances of the acclaimed Wisconsin Lumberjacks band of Rice Lake, Wisconsin, recorded by both Sidney Robertson and Alan Lomax during National Folk Festivals in Chicago and Washington, D.C., in 1937 and 1938.
CD 3 Harps and Accordions: The Alan Lomax Recordings Alan Lomax’s 1938 Michigan field recordings of lumberjack, Finnish, French Canadian, German, Irish, Lithuanian, Ojibwe, Polish, and Swedish performers.
CD 4 When the Dance Is Over: Helene Stratman-Thomas Recordings, Part 1
CD 5 My Father Was a Dutchman: Helene Stratman-Thomas Recordings, Part 2 Recordings made throughout Wisconsin in 1940, 1941, and 1946, not only of Finns, French Canadians, Germans, Irish, Lithuanians, Ojibwe, Poles, Scots, Serbs, and Swedes, but also African American, Austrian, Belgian, Cornish, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Ho-Chunk, Icelandic, Italian, Luxemburger, Norwegian, Oneida, Swiss, and Welsh performers.
Files (677 MB total)
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Love the cover...stockings...mmmmmmm!
Thanks for True Detective-OST! I followed the series catching my breath in each episode, and Burnett's opening tune shall stay in my mind forever.
Cheers Daniel, from Spain...
Thanks for Girls! Girls! Girls! Great songs, great photos.
These P.D. peddlers can be a bit irritating . . .
This “knock-off” uses not only the SAME title used previously for a CD from a “legit.” (i.e., what THEY might call themselves in the wake of the P.D. CD proliferation flood of the past few years…) UK label, but it uses the same PIN-UP gal (the one on the LEFT.. Gil Elvgren . . . ???) I used when I made a “mock-up” cover I made & submitted to the CD label prior to the CD art’s being finalized . . . Er, “Finalised”..???
- B._B. -(uy THAT CD for the first and only ever TRUE STEREO appearances of several ‘6Ts tracks . . . i.e. “Barbara Ann” . . .)
Not to mention a few first-time-ever-on-CD classics such as Roy Tan(n)’s ’57 R & B rocker “Isabella” . . .
O.K., so I mentioned it (!)
Watch for the DEFINTIVE article --- unearthing all that is known (and unknown?!) --- about Roy boy (aka the Tan man) in an upcoming issue of “BLUES & RHYTHM” magazine! You heard it hear first! ! !
Thanks
Thanks for Spirit, still got this on vinyl and CD, AND now digital!
I to am anonymous.
Thanks to G for the "True Detective" music. My favorite moment from the entire series this year was the beginning of episode three, with its ghostly dive bar Conway impersonator doing "The Rose" while Ray was confronting his father and, unknowingly, learning his fate. The Conway interpretation of the song was so powerful that I didn't recognize it at first, thinking the song was "Some Say Love" instead. Now I play it every day, and it's become one of my favorite versions of any song. Highly recommended to all.
Iggy
Tanx for Tommy & Bobby and Spirit!
Thank you for Girls Girls Girls, Gyro. :)
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